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Unfortunately the ShareThis service has a lot of known issues, like loading a lot of data from their tracking site, b.scorecardresearch.com and other types of bloat when initializing their icons. Because calling stLight.options depends on having the buttons.js script already loaded, it is not really feasible to initialize the code like this: <script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://w.sharethis.com/button/buttons.js”></script> <script type=”text/javascript”>stLight.options({publisher: “6beba854-ee6d-4ae1-a4f3-b69815c8ef63”});</script> However, you could use an onload function to do the stLight.options, and then wrap the entire thing inside of a function that won’t interfere with the global namespace, like this: <script> // ShareThis Asynchronous Javascript Loading // from https://techblog.willshouse.com/?p=5265 (function(){ // window.switchTo5x=false; // (optional) var e=document.createElement(“script”); e.type=”text/javascript”; e.async=true; e.onload=function(){ try{ stLight.options({publisher: “6beba854-ee6d-4ae1-a4f3-b69815c8ef63”, doNotHash: true, doNotCopy: true, hashAddressBar: false}); }catch(e){ /* optionally do something to handle errors here */ } } e.src=(‘https:’ == document.location.protocol ? ‘https://ws’ : ‘http://w’) + ‘.sharethis.com/button/buttons.js’; var s = document.getElementsByTagName(‘script’)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(e, s); })(); </script> Make sure to update your publisher ID in the code above if you copy / paste it.

Recently I read a post about how to use JSBeautify in Textmate via the filter selection command. It was also nice in that it gave an example of how to install JSBeautify on your system – I think it will work for any linux machine, but I was using OS X. The jsbeautifier.org has a nice interface, good results, and lots of options: To install on Mac OSX, to install JSBeautify, you can use the following commands: cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/einars/js-beautify.git cd js-beautify/python python setup.py install Then you can simply use js-beautify /path/to/filename.js to have it run. All the power of jsbeautifier.org right at your fingertips as a command-line tool!

I was testing out Fancybox 2 from Fancyapps and although they have some good documentation on their website I was unable to hide the title / caption when showing an image: After playing around with the code for a bit I got it working using this. It is a little hackish but it did the trick: jQuery(function($){ var fancyBoxOptions = { closeBtn : true ,arrows : false ,nextClick : true ,afterClose : function() { jQuery(‘#wpadminbar’).show(); } } jQuery(‘.fancybox’).fancybox(fancyBoxOptions); }); They have this code listed on their website but it did not work for me: //Disable title helper $(“.fancybox”).fancybox({ helpers: { title: null } }); //Disable overlay helper $(“.fancybox”).fancybox({ helpers: { overlay : null } });

Are you using Instabir’s a/b testing and getting the javascript error: Unexpected token ( when your page loads? This is most likely because you are using either of these files: jquery.ab.js jquery-ab-hosted.js Unfortunately the un-minimized versions of Instabir’s a/b testing files will yield an Unexpected token error. You can either switch to using the minimized versions of the jQuery a/b testing plugin or you can fix the start and end of the file: The start of the file needs to be changed from this: // jQuery AB Testing // Website: www.instabir.com function($){ To this: // jQuery AB Testing // Website: www.instabir.com (function($){ Notice the ( before the function keyword. Other (paid) A/B testing tools include GWO, Omniture, Sitespect, and Visual Website Optimizer.

Twipsy is going to be one of two things – it can either be a Bootstrap plugin, or a character / animated / mascot. Twipsy the Mascot Twipsy was the official Mascot of the EXPO 2000 World’s Fair held in Hannover. Twipsy for Bootstrap Do you wonder what Twipsy is? Twipsy is mostly a plugin for jQuery/javascript/moo-tools having to do with creating tool tips, it is based on “Tipsy”, but the important thing about the Twipsy jQuery plugin for creating tooltips is that it is part of the Twitter Bootstrap kit – that is Twipsy is a plugin that works with the Boostrap framework. Twipsy’s tooltips can be custom styled via CSS and their behavior can be controlled via JS parameters. This includes position, animation type, offset, title, trigger, content templates, etc.. It was “ported” from tipsy. A demo is included with the download package, which can be found at http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html#tooltips To quote them Twipsy is A new take on the jQuery Tipsy plugin, Tooltips don’t rely on images—they use CSS3 for animations and data-attributes for local title storage.

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